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the global u.s., the economy is of the fed, by the fed, for the fed. we have now $65 trillion worth of global assets tied up at zero interest economies. what's that doing for economies? they are looking for yield, junk bond issuance at its highest level ever by allotted, so you're seeing -- that's where this trade is going to keep going. investors setting themselves up for a lot of trouble. the third thing is now basically investors are at sea. what do you do? i'll tell you a very telling story. bank of america 2013 outlook. they are super bullish and hung a 1600 on the s&p next year and said the biggest downside risk improvement in the u.s. economy because that might get the fed to scale back. that's how you show how dependant we are and what little confidence they have of what's going on in washington. >> does that mean if we get a deal any time soon out of washington that the market rallies and the volatility ends, or what are you expecting? >> i think the volatility will end somewhat at that point. as the other guests have said, i think there is tr
the global u.s., the economy is of the fed, by the fed, for the fed. we have now $65 trillion worth of global assets tied up at zero interest economies. what's that doing for economies? they are looking for yield, junk bond issuance at its highest level ever by allotted, so you're seeing -- that's where this trade is going to keep going. investors setting themselves up for a lot of trouble. the third thing is now basically investors are at sea. what do you do? i'll tell you a very telling...
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but what, he is the fed chief. the levels of purchase have gotten insane. but bad for those who have been buying stocks. they are confident that they will keep rates low. it will run up into the fed statement and you might as well wait for the market to come in. we will be back on cliff watch. it is that i have a bunch of politicians to agree that there should be no vacation. or they are getting our critical message on this issue. maybe everybody i spoke to is ready to rise above these labels. time to avoid the cliff. that is a prescription for the wealth creation that is dependant upon washington's policy. here is my bottom line. and then we bounce back. when republicans can stick by the pledge. so we have to ask yourself can you handle the intrusion from washington in your portfolio? if you can't, no one will blame you for selling. manny in georgia, manny? >> jim, how you you doing? >> i'm real good how about you? >> i'm doing great. bearing any down turn. would delta buy a 47% stake? >> i'm not going to talk about that. the airline stocks are real good.
but what, he is the fed chief. the levels of purchase have gotten insane. but bad for those who have been buying stocks. they are confident that they will keep rates low. it will run up into the fed statement and you might as well wait for the market to come in. we will be back on cliff watch. it is that i have a bunch of politicians to agree that there should be no vacation. or they are getting our critical message on this issue. maybe everybody i spoke to is ready to rise above these labels....
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this year the fed spent $29,691 per household. they borrowed $3.20 of that of every $10 they spend. now i've got to tell you come up will require some discipline cutting spending, in other words you can't tax your way to the fiscal solvency. my next resolution. plan ahead. make a budget. the senate has failed to do this in for the last four years. he can't get ahead if you don't know where you're going. and stop lying. the federal budget is full of gimmicks that are just stinky life like the automatic spending increases that are both spending with no congressional action. so when members of congress say they are cutting spending, what they're doing is cutting the growth of spending. i could go on and on, but you get the point. these are once every high school student has heard about when congress was given a lesson. the best news story this year certainly didn't come out of washington or wall street, but it happened right in your neighborhood. 2013 will be even better. i will tell you all about it coming up next. she knows you like no one else. and you wouldn't have it any other way
this year the fed spent $29,691 per household. they borrowed $3.20 of that of every $10 they spend. now i've got to tell you come up will require some discipline cutting spending, in other words you can't tax your way to the fiscal solvency. my next resolution. plan ahead. make a budget. the senate has failed to do this in for the last four years. he can't get ahead if you don't know where you're going. and stop lying. the federal budget is full of gimmicks that are just stinky life like the...
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the fed has stayed too long at the party. one more comment, "monetary policy dampening the animal spirit of the business cycles and long-term effects of qe could be detrimental to economic growth and stability. we might ask questions, throw criticism at him. but right now, it feels like bernanke is losing the street. the street is upset about the fiscal cliff and not all that happy about monetary policy. >> maybe stay a little longer at the party. no matter how many billions or trillions the feds show, when is the economy going to clear the hurdle, that is that the labor market improves substantially to start that winding down process. >> i think it's going to take time. i think we have a chance of getting below 7% next year. but the problem is going to be if the economy improves, if the job market improves you could have people back in the employment force, raise unemployment. possible in the next half. if we could start rid fiscal cliff and get confidence we could have hiring, which should be in the 2 or 3,000 range, stop m
the fed has stayed too long at the party. one more comment, "monetary policy dampening the animal spirit of the business cycles and long-term effects of qe could be detrimental to economic growth and stability. we might ask questions, throw criticism at him. but right now, it feels like bernanke is losing the street. the street is upset about the fiscal cliff and not all that happy about monetary policy. >> maybe stay a little longer at the party. no matter how many billions or...
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i think most people expect exactly what eric miller was talking about from the fed. and bern bueno ben bernanke hasn transparent and telling people well in advance what he is going to do. the $85 billion should continue building up for our taxpayers balance sheet. >> susie: how does all of this play out in the markets. all of the bond buying, companies are still holding off from hiring and spending, and now the risk, possibly of a recession. how does it play out in the markets for 2013? >> what has happened, with all of this cash going into the market -- into the economy, not only from the u.s. fed, but from europe, from the central bank there, as well as from china, don't forget, so we've had this liquidity which has taken asset prices with the stock market and the bond markets, pricing it way up, it is actually helping housing after a long wait. moving into the future, there will be some reduction in really the fear that people have. it is not only a lack of confidence, but it is a fear of things going wrong. as we get day to day, i think the fed has been the only
i think most people expect exactly what eric miller was talking about from the fed. and bern bueno ben bernanke hasn transparent and telling people well in advance what he is going to do. the $85 billion should continue building up for our taxpayers balance sheet. >> susie: how does all of this play out in the markets. all of the bond buying, companies are still holding off from hiring and spending, and now the risk, possibly of a recession. how does it play out in the markets for 2013?...
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>>neil: did you hear about a french actor fed up with sky-high taxes is fleeing because france will not stop hiking taxes, the massive 75 percent top tax rate for the rich includes him and he ain't happy. it is not sitting well and he is going to belgium and it is not just for the chocolates. lower tax rate. goodbye, france. rand paul not surprised. he says it will be a scene repeated here. that is what you are worried about? >>guest: money goes where it is welcome. you raise taxes high, money will go to other places. in the united states you find this, high tax states like illinois and california are seeing people leaving. we have a corporate income tax here that is 23 percent and one that is 15 percent in canada. if you have a new company you want to open up, where would you rather open up? a company with thrive percent income tax or 15 percent? >>neil: a lot of companies do not pay that rate. i see what you are saying, it will never get down to 15 percent for some companies but it is a very high rate. when the president was talking about lowering corporate tax rates to bring more rep
>>neil: did you hear about a french actor fed up with sky-high taxes is fleeing because france will not stop hiking taxes, the massive 75 percent top tax rate for the rich includes him and he ain't happy. it is not sitting well and he is going to belgium and it is not just for the chocolates. lower tax rate. goodbye, france. rand paul not surprised. he says it will be a scene repeated here. that is what you are worried about? >>guest: money goes where it is welcome. you raise taxes...
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but i could see the feds easing, europe is easing. i can see maybe profits are going to come in better. maybe we had great housing coming in today. when they are doing this toe dance, how can the market make sense of that. >> we have had the debt crisis to train us how to deal with this? you start ignoring what the politicians had to say. and that is really now traders look at it. >> i'm here to tell you, one for one doesn't work. this is going to be his biggest challenge. the racing ising of the top chae is it. republicans aren't going to like that. and the grass roots aren't going to like that. and the only people that are going to like it are the liberals and the unions. >> but this is a big problem on spending and i think that is where the president will see the deal fall apart. they are close. pretty close. but we do need to see a net revenue, neutral plan. >> are you kidding? >> republicans want to three to four to one. >> they do want that, but they can live with the revenue neutral plan. >> one to one is insanity. >> it is not
but i could see the feds easing, europe is easing. i can see maybe profits are going to come in better. maybe we had great housing coming in today. when they are doing this toe dance, how can the market make sense of that. >> we have had the debt crisis to train us how to deal with this? you start ignoring what the politicians had to say. and that is really now traders look at it. >> i'm here to tell you, one for one doesn't work. this is going to be his biggest challenge. the...
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his punishment but during the sentences i questioned the high capacity magazines like the one that fed his glock and i lamented the ban in 2004 which mow hibted the manufacture and deportation of guns that can hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. the ban wasn't that strin gent. if you already owned it you could keep it. but at least it was something and it says something that half of the nation's deadliest shootings it also says something that it has not been two years later and already six mass shootings have been deadlier. the judge said i'm not a social scientist and i know that very smart ones are divided about what to do. but reasonable good faith debates have boundaries and in the debate about guns a high capacity magazine has always seemed to me beyond them. bystanders got to him and subdued him only after he emptied a magazine and tried to load another one. adam lanza used a semiautomatic. how is this not an argument for regulating the number of rounds a gun can fire? i get it. someone bent on mass murder who has only a ten round magazine or resolvers probably is not going
his punishment but during the sentences i questioned the high capacity magazines like the one that fed his glock and i lamented the ban in 2004 which mow hibted the manufacture and deportation of guns that can hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. the ban wasn't that strin gent. if you already owned it you could keep it. but at least it was something and it says something that half of the nation's deadliest shootings it also says something that it has not been two years later and already six...
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. >>> fans at fed ex are dealing with gusty winds tonight. gary mcgrady joins us. >> thanks a lot, maureen. i think the winds have calmed down quite a bit, which is the good news. they're not gusting like they were earlier. they were gusting up to about 40 miles per hour. we even had gusts today that were up to 50 miles per hour across the area. temperature has cooled down. 33degrees in the city. probably pretty much the same at fed ex. gaithersburg into the 20s. frederick now down at 30 degrees. most places at or below freezing. overnight tonight temperatures will drop. the winds have come down a little bit. yes, there's a windchill factor. but it's not much different than what the actual temperature is. feels like about 25 degrees or so here in washington. obviously 52 degrees in annapolis is wishful thinking. that's an error there on the computer's part. clearing skies overnight tonight will be very cold. down to about 27 degrees tonight here in town. but outside of town, out in the suburbs, overnight tonight talking about temperatures get
. >>> fans at fed ex are dealing with gusty winds tonight. gary mcgrady joins us. >> thanks a lot, maureen. i think the winds have calmed down quite a bit, which is the good news. they're not gusting like they were earlier. they were gusting up to about 40 miles per hour. we even had gusts today that were up to 50 miles per hour across the area. temperature has cooled down. 33degrees in the city. probably pretty much the same at fed ex. gaithersburg into the 20s. frederick now...
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is there a down side to what the fed is doing saying the fed is basically bailing out the white house, we need fiscal policy and tax structure chamber of commerce? do you think there's a conflict here. i've not commented on fed policy since i got out of the polly. whoever the fed is doing it's not in my judgment having a minimum wage or effect. they have created a very large ball cheat that's ended up as reserves -- assets out of all the commercial banks and savings banks and that's not being rele relent. and if it hadn't do relent, there will be consequences. >> how serious is the threat of moving rates higher quickly? you and i ask talked about this in the past. once this cycle changes it can really change fast and create a market disruption. how much of a risk is that right now? >> a very large risk. you don't get markets turning gradually. they don't give you advance notice. >> right. >> and i've been through innumerable cases when things looked extraordinary ily sangui until it wasn't. i mean, look for call. most everybody forecast 2009. when the fed's model was working in that d
is there a down side to what the fed is doing saying the fed is basically bailing out the white house, we need fiscal policy and tax structure chamber of commerce? do you think there's a conflict here. i've not commented on fed policy since i got out of the polly. whoever the fed is doing it's not in my judgment having a minimum wage or effect. they have created a very large ball cheat that's ended up as reserves -- assets out of all the commercial banks and savings banks and that's not being...
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the rally from the fed, of course, relatively short-lived as things turn out. let's get with it, then. here we go. this is now "the halftime report." >> guys, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report," four hours to go until the close, and here's where we stand on this day on the street. take a look. we do have red arrows across the board. here's what we're following. fedspeak. what did the chairman really say yesterday to the markets, and are stocks just getting it plain wrong? >>> rally in motion as r.i.m. shares hit a seven-month high. our traders square off on the suddenly surging smartphone maker. >>> google has battered apple over the past six months, and the two stocks are going in very different directions yet again today. which one is your best bet right now? we do have them set up in the wrestling ring here for the battle royale. our traders for the hour, josh, joe, stephanie, jon, which one is your best bet now? because they've been going in opposite directions. >> they are. apple up 31%, google up 9% but that doesn't matter because more recen
the rally from the fed, of course, relatively short-lived as things turn out. let's get with it, then. here we go. this is now "the halftime report." >> guys, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report," four hours to go until the close, and here's where we stand on this day on the street. take a look. we do have red arrows across the board. here's what we're following. fedspeak. what did the chairman really say yesterday to the markets, and are stocks just...
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the market is more affected by what happens in washington financial sector directly affected by the fed, by tax policy, etc., the financials had a turnaround as well. i think they are still generally negative. the dow is now negative, but just by a couple ticks. again the turnaround is story. financials in general today, tell us how they did. nicole: the one i would talk about that really represents what went on with the financials is bank of america. bank of america hit a 52 week high, sold off, was like a number one loser in if the dow, number two loser in the dow and then moved back and came up off the lows. so it shows you the financials really drive the market one way or another. you really get a good feel. david: bank of america is up over 100% this year even with today's loss. it has incredible turnaround. [closing bell ringing] shibani: the bells are ringing on wall street. it was a roller coaster ride of a day. let's take a look at how stocks are finishing up. it's well on the fence here as to where we're going to close. the dow is lower right now. down about 20 points. the s&p
the market is more affected by what happens in washington financial sector directly affected by the fed, by tax policy, etc., the financials had a turnaround as well. i think they are still generally negative. the dow is now negative, but just by a couple ticks. again the turnaround is story. financials in general today, tell us how they did. nicole: the one i would talk about that really represents what went on with the financials is bank of america. bank of america hit a 52 week high, sold...
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and second of all, the fed. at this point ben bernanke isn't rumplestiltskin. even if this cliff deal is inacted, we'll say good luck in a month with the debt ceiling. in terms of the real economy and stocks, profits importantly have benefited tremendously in recent years from lower interest expense and low growth wage. so at some point the tail winds are going to end. >> you guys were expecting 5% in stocks for 2012, obviously the s&p 500 has done 11.5% heading into today with a whole slew of issues that have been facing us. has that surprised you what the market has been has resilient as it has been given a long list of laundry issues? it is not like your tune has changed here. you guys have been on the steady, more droward drum beat and they just have not panned out that way. >> well, we forecasted 5% in the bond market, although the total return fund is done 10% plus. the 10% plus in the stock market has come at the cast of ben bernanke and the check writing. to the extent that continues, you'll see money move out from bonds into risk assets and i think tha
and second of all, the fed. at this point ben bernanke isn't rumplestiltskin. even if this cliff deal is inacted, we'll say good luck in a month with the debt ceiling. in terms of the real economy and stocks, profits importantly have benefited tremendously in recent years from lower interest expense and low growth wage. so at some point the tail winds are going to end. >> you guys were expecting 5% in stocks for 2012, obviously the s&p 500 has done 11.5% heading into today with a...
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when we come back here, the index for the evening and brings new meaning to getting fed to the sharks. the big catch that suddenly miss appeared before the fisherman's eyes. 'cause all our states are great. and now is when the gulf gets even better. the beaches and waters couldn't be more beautiful. take a boat ride or just lay in the sun. enjoy the wildlife and natural beauty. and don't forget our amazing seafood. so come to the gulf, you'll have a great time. especially in alabama. you mean...
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>>shepard: it looks like americans are fed up with the fiscal cliff fight. or just turning their backs and paying no attention. a majority now say they want lawmakers to do whatever it takes to reach a deal. a poll shows that 70 percent of people want to see a compromise to fix this mess. that is up from 62 percent last week because they are sick and tired of hearing about it. we are 21 days from the deadline when spending cuts and expiring tax break could tank the economy. president obama met with house of representatives speaker boehner over the weekend. we did not hear anything from either one of them so folks could think a deal is in the works. and now, speaker boehner is pointing the finger at the democrats and harry reid says it will be hard to get anything done before christmas. we will get our shopping done and hold you accountable later. and now, mike, speaker boehner said the meet was friendly but not productive. >>reporter: you get a sense that president obama and speaker boehner get along fine but today boehner hammered the president essentially
>>shepard: it looks like americans are fed up with the fiscal cliff fight. or just turning their backs and paying no attention. a majority now say they want lawmakers to do whatever it takes to reach a deal. a poll shows that 70 percent of people want to see a compromise to fix this mess. that is up from 62 percent last week because they are sick and tired of hearing about it. we are 21 days from the deadline when spending cuts and expiring tax break could tank the economy. president...
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the fed will be more comfortable. if sympathy commits to buying shares back and something changes and there's more uncertainty around citi, they can halt their share. they won't have to cut their dividend again, but for bank of america i expect them to do both, increase their dividend and buy shares back. >> i guess i was reading an article recently that the federal reserve had become so involved in decisions about acquisitions, decisions about consolidation in the sector. you probably saw that as well. just a couple of months ago there was a journal report, and i'm wondering, it got me thinking about dodd/frank. are the worries about the regulatory environment not there for you anymore? does this not crimp into the bullish story for you in 2013, dodd/frank? >> it's -- it's kind of not a factor. dodd/frank puts -- well, dodd/frank is yet to be entirely determined, but dodd/frank puts a cap on the companies' sort of old way of doing business and being profitable. these companies really need to ceo show they will make s
the fed will be more comfortable. if sympathy commits to buying shares back and something changes and there's more uncertainty around citi, they can halt their share. they won't have to cut their dividend again, but for bank of america i expect them to do both, increase their dividend and buy shares back. >> i guess i was reading an article recently that the federal reserve had become so involved in decisions about acquisitions, decisions about consolidation in the sector. you probably...
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equities and the fed pushing you there and the fed will get its way. >> very have to cut it short and signals we'll hear from mitch mcconnell soon. i'll see you coming up in a little bit on countdown, kathy, and jeff, we'll see you a little bit later as well. a quick break and then come back and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is set to talk to reporters. maybe we'll get more ideas and light shed on what's going on in washington on the fiscal cliff. more after this. stay tuned. excuse me, sir i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much access geico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true sir. i'll believe that when pigs fly. ok, did she seriously just say that? geico. just click away with our free mobile app. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all
equities and the fed pushing you there and the fed will get its way. >> very have to cut it short and signals we'll hear from mitch mcconnell soon. i'll see you coming up in a little bit on countdown, kathy, and jeff, we'll see you a little bit later as well. a quick break and then come back and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is set to talk to reporters. maybe we'll get more ideas and light shed on what's going on in washington on the fiscal cliff. more after this. stay tuned....
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defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. u: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. theconomy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a mexican jail on gun charges and anti-gun protesters interrupted the national rifle association proposal of a plan to make american schools safer. you'll find this one fascinating n't focus.ort straight ahead. i was always interrupting my teammates. earlier in my career, my coachpproached me. he said, "i think that, you know, sometimes i don't feel like you're focused." so the next day, i went and saw a doctor. it was my adhd. like many kids with adhd, i didn't outgrow it. if you were diagnosed with adhd as a kid, you might still have it. find out more. take a quiz
defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. u: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. theconomy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a...
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they fed the horse and the horse led them to the promised land. redskins win 28-18. mike shanahan and rg iii talked about the big win. >> i don't think i've ever been 3-6 and ever had seven in a row. i don't think so. i don't think i've ever been anywhere close to that to be honest with you. >> i think everybody believed in what we had already. it was just about going out and executing it. when your back is pressed against the wall, a lot of times, it will make that come out of you and everybody stepped up big, changed their mindset after the bye week. it was one game at a time. >> they always go back to that bye week when they were 3-6. that is when rg iii became the captain of the team coming back off the bye week. they said forget about the record. forget about what anybody is reading into mike shanahan saying maybe the season is over. we'll go out one at a time. they have taken that mentality. >> i remember rg iii saying that. he said we'll come back and be focused and ready to go. >> he almost said it defiantly. a lot of people might remember tim tebow when he w
they fed the horse and the horse led them to the promised land. redskins win 28-18. mike shanahan and rg iii talked about the big win. >> i don't think i've ever been 3-6 and ever had seven in a row. i don't think so. i don't think i've ever been anywhere close to that to be honest with you. >> i think everybody believed in what we had already. it was just about going out and executing it. when your back is pressed against the wall, a lot of times, it will make that come out of you...
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small business manufacturers here in the midwest and almost all of them say the same thing, they are fed up with the uncertainty. if they had some certainty about what was going to happen with the fiscal cliff, tax policy, you name it i think we would then, as everybody would say, get a bounce because these manufacturers would then put that capital to use. >> phil lebeau. thank you very much. >>> we are talking uncertainty, despite all of it, down in washington, there are companies hiring right now and intend to next year. joining us is eric sherrin berg, the editor and chief of "inc" magazine. naming name notice december and january issue you the 100 biggest job creators in america. these are the 100 big pest and who are they? >> companies that are fast growing, i would say the most important thing. job creation always follows growth. that is something politician know. >> not just small companies, these are small and medium-sized companies as i remember the last time you were here, it is the bigger of the small that create the most? >> that's right. that's right. i would say the best an
small business manufacturers here in the midwest and almost all of them say the same thing, they are fed up with the uncertainty. if they had some certainty about what was going to happen with the fiscal cliff, tax policy, you name it i think we would then, as everybody would say, get a bounce because these manufacturers would then put that capital to use. >> phil lebeau. thank you very much. >>> we are talking uncertainty, despite all of it, down in washington, there are...
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has a lot to do with the fed meeting last week. the special -- perpetual qe and is not doing anything to help the ballot right now. liz: in the end you do want a strong dollar. i know some big multinational space to the u.s. that not only won a weak dollar to make our products cheaper, but i'll talk to carlos about this in a minute. let me get to that nymex. obviously whale is an interesting play, but i you guys talking a lot about this gold price behavior? this is really weird. >> well, it is tied in w dollar. so many people leading the same way. all the sudden you start to see it. stocks got hit and people start to panic. you basically have people that look in to say, you know, this dollar is going to get smacked. the reverse my position. liz: speaking of stocks, keith, buy stops were triggered, were they not? the s&p hit 1440. it looks that way to us here at fox business. >> say that again. liz: when the s&p had 1440 earlier today, it looked like five programs kicked in. right? is that what you're seeing on the floor? >> absolut
has a lot to do with the fed meeting last week. the special -- perpetual qe and is not doing anything to help the ballot right now. liz: in the end you do want a strong dollar. i know some big multinational space to the u.s. that not only won a weak dollar to make our products cheaper, but i'll talk to carlos about this in a minute. let me get to that nymex. obviously whale is an interesting play, but i you guys talking a lot about this gold price behavior? this is really weird. >> well,...
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in mind we're having more filibusters now because politics are moving into cultural issues where the fed chief the progressive for the federal government are trying to impose their views on every corner and of this country if they tried to do that of course they're going to get more filibusters and by the way there's an easy way to get the democrats to change their mind and filibusters who vote republican majority and you will instantly see both sides switch but there's a difference when democrats and go back to the one nine hundred sixty s. when democrats filibuster every single time they have been representing more than fifty percent of americans fifty one republicans filibuster every single time they've been representing fewer than twenty five when the democrats were filibustering they were filibustering equal opportunity for african-americans and yes times change and so now they objected not about was in the fifty's i'm talking about since this has and your point about the percentage of population is true but as you know we have a legal system constitution and it was set up like this
in mind we're having more filibusters now because politics are moving into cultural issues where the fed chief the progressive for the federal government are trying to impose their views on every corner and of this country if they tried to do that of course they're going to get more filibusters and by the way there's an easy way to get the democrats to change their mind and filibusters who vote republican majority and you will instantly see both sides switch but there's a difference when...
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because i personally believe that the fed exit will be prompted more by the market than by the fed, and i got some pushback on it. but i think we have an incubator test showing us that would be the case. remember, if you follow mutual fund flows it's been quite unusual all to the bond fixed income side at the expense of equities. so whether it's because generically a deal makes the economy better, whether it's this next chart and you see how correlations are tight between the bond and s&p, no matter what reason asset allocation looks like it's prompting a bigger dose of selling as you see on that line that represents 30-year bond deals. >> rick, as always, thank you. it's high time to check on the fiscal cliff deal, which seems to be slowly, painstakingly but surely moving towards a resolution. at least that's what the meter says. let's see if it's accurate and bring in steve liesman working the congressional angle. amin, do you think the meter is telling the truth? >> i think. we've got to get a big deal o meter at the house. big question, where is it going. saw speaker boehner cam
because i personally believe that the fed exit will be prompted more by the market than by the fed, and i got some pushback on it. but i think we have an incubator test showing us that would be the case. remember, if you follow mutual fund flows it's been quite unusual all to the bond fixed income side at the expense of equities. so whether it's because generically a deal makes the economy better, whether it's this next chart and you see how correlations are tight between the bond and s&p,...
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i don't know about you but i'm fed up with it. adam: we have to source that quote. it is mel brooks. in all seriousness president obama will address the nation at 4:45. we'll get a statement about the fiscal cliff negotiations. we'll bring that to you on the fox business network. everybody. dan, rich and rick, thanks very much for joining us. we have to talk about stocks which got thrashed after word president obama was putting no new fiscal cliff proposal on the table. with the u.s. closer to diving off the cliff than ever, monday is shaping up to be a pivotal day for the markets. should you, should an investor look for their emergency parachute, or should you stick this thing out? joining us right now, jonathan hoenig, portfolio manager at capitalist pig.com. spencer patton, chief investment officer at steel vine investments. jonathan, i have no choice but to stick it out. i'm a poor slob with a 401(k). so what do i do? i stick it out, right? >> well, what the president is putting you through, adam, what harry reid is putting you through, harry reid thinks the nex
i don't know about you but i'm fed up with it. adam: we have to source that quote. it is mel brooks. in all seriousness president obama will address the nation at 4:45. we'll get a statement about the fiscal cliff negotiations. we'll bring that to you on the fox business network. everybody. dan, rich and rick, thanks very much for joining us. we have to talk about stocks which got thrashed after word president obama was putting no new fiscal cliff proposal on the table. with the u.s. closer to...
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do you think this is a real recovery led by home buyers or the fed pushing the fed higher as they drop. >> it's sustainable because 2 million jobs being created, household form as i has outstripped new housing supply by a factor of two over the past four years. that's why the market has found its balance again and the low interest rates, of course, are very helpful you but it is a lifestyle issue as well. people are not looking at it as a speculative issue like before. >> what do you think, fred, especially when you consider the drop that we've seen the last few months in consumer confidence, and, you know, mentioning the job growth. it's still very anemic right now. >> yeah. it's the kind of thing, i mean, confidence is the key word and it's going to be where the jobs are, you're going to sell the houses. i think people have, yes, seen the bottom is already kind so they kind of want to get on the commuter train, not the long distance train like they did a few years ago. you know, it's -- even block to block in different areas. some areas there's multiple bids and some areas things are
do you think this is a real recovery led by home buyers or the fed pushing the fed higher as they drop. >> it's sustainable because 2 million jobs being created, household form as i has outstripped new housing supply by a factor of two over the past four years. that's why the market has found its balance again and the low interest rates, of course, are very helpful you but it is a lifestyle issue as well. people are not looking at it as a speculative issue like before. >> what do...
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so, tomorrow is the fed, that is why the market is happy. that is a reason why i think we're overextended going into that fed. >> and really the big difference that i see here is a disconnect with what wall street thing thid what d.c. thinks. wall street believes that d.c.'s job is to go out there and avoid the fiscal cliff. all the congresspeople believe their job is to cut the debt and deficit. that really sets us up for disappointment, unfortunately. we've had a pretty good run here in the market, so, i think it's going to be tough sledding. >> as you see there, the dow, first five-day winning streak since march. it seems like the market is pricing in everything, but everything will get resolved, get more qe, get a deal by the end of the year and it seems like maybe now, the risk is actually to the down side. >> well, i actually sold a couple of things today, one of them cummins, had a nice run, after some disappointing earnings, just because i feel like it's run so much, so much, you know, euphoria is priced in. i'm not optimistic they'l
so, tomorrow is the fed, that is why the market is happy. that is a reason why i think we're overextended going into that fed. >> and really the big difference that i see here is a disconnect with what wall street thing thid what d.c. thinks. wall street believes that d.c.'s job is to go out there and avoid the fiscal cliff. all the congresspeople believe their job is to cut the debt and deficit. that really sets us up for disappointment, unfortunately. we've had a pretty good run here in...
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that's why so many americans and fox viewers obviously in particular are fed up with what's going on in d.c. because it seems there's always a predetermined conclusion. and for the last 30, 40 years in american politics, that end has been kicking the can down the road further and not telling america that finally once and for all we need to just suck it up, take the consequences of all of the provely gacy over the years in washington, d.c. when they say cut spending, mean it. >> mean it. >> efficient the fiscal cliff, it should be called the obama cliff and swan dive over it. good idea or bad idea? >> yeah. i think that would be part of accepting all the consequences and letting the chips fall where they need to fall. but i think what the house republicans need to do especially, knowing that they had whatever mandate they did have after the election, house to be the opposition party, to stand for core limited government principles and not sell us down the river. particularly all the small business operators and entrepreneurs trying']jñ to kep their head above water. >> thank you ver
that's why so many americans and fox viewers obviously in particular are fed up with what's going on in d.c. because it seems there's always a predetermined conclusion. and for the last 30, 40 years in american politics, that end has been kicking the can down the road further and not telling america that finally once and for all we need to just suck it up, take the consequences of all of the provely gacy over the years in washington, d.c. when they say cut spending, mean it. >> mean it....
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you will still see momentum from a positive housing cycle, all the things the fed are doing, catch up? eventually hurt the economy, hurt in a very big way, but not out of the gate. cheryl: 25% of gdp spent, and you say it's going higher and we have a spending problem. >> i totally believe wholeheartedly independent, absolutely in the g.o.p. camp. this whole discussion is absolute crazy. that 25% is going to 40%, and increasing taxes on the riching thing -- accounts for nine days of spending. craziness. cheryl: we have a president who is in the financially responsible, and that, in your opinion, the g.o.p. will cave more than they want to because they know they will get blamed if we get down to new year's eve and there's no deal. >> the world has spoken. tax the rich, keep the ball, there's nothing that's going to change it in the immediate term, people believe that somehow we'll kick the can. the fed did qe forever, throw money at the system and buy the debt, and now there's a follow-through in both europe following the same formula. it is a procare yows situation, but everybody's wil
you will still see momentum from a positive housing cycle, all the things the fed are doing, catch up? eventually hurt the economy, hurt in a very big way, but not out of the gate. cheryl: 25% of gdp spent, and you say it's going higher and we have a spending problem. >> i totally believe wholeheartedly independent, absolutely in the g.o.p. camp. this whole discussion is absolute crazy. that 25% is going to 40%, and increasing taxes on the riching thing -- accounts for nine days of...
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. >> not because of the fed, marie kra. i think it's because the market is smart. >> peter, is there a way to invest around those low rates? how do you make money on that? >> yes, i absolutely think so. you know, when you play out the different scenarios that can happen besides rick saying energy and treasury is low interest rates, there are still in great stocks out there and whatever the scenarios are, if we do go off the fiscal, it's going to take some time. and during that time period, you're going to see stocks sell off. if that is one of the outcomes. and as stocks sell off, it's a great opportunity to buy your favorite stock. we are anticipating going into the beginning of 2013. >> and why is that, because of a better economic landscape? >> better economic landscape. i mean, you know that the u.s. economy is doing better. we know there will be a solution. it might take a little more time. i'm not going lore a grand bargain next week nor am i looking for the collapse of any negotiations, but i think there will always
. >> not because of the fed, marie kra. i think it's because the market is smart. >> peter, is there a way to invest around those low rates? how do you make money on that? >> yes, i absolutely think so. you know, when you play out the different scenarios that can happen besides rick saying energy and treasury is low interest rates, there are still in great stocks out there and whatever the scenarios are, if we do go off the fiscal, it's going to take some time. and during that...
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justice department for guidance, but he does not seem to have gotten very far in his talk with the feds. >> this is a complex piece of jurisdiction. it could end up in the supreme court. we recognize they are working as hard as they can to find what the right legal decision is. >> the justice department is not specific on how to deal with federal lawbreakers in states that legalize pot. they released this ominous sounding statement on the day it became legal in colorado. the department of justice is reviewing the legalization initiatives recently passed in colorado and washington state. the department's responsibility to enforce the controlled substances act remains unchanged. in enacting the controlled substances act, colorado determined that marijuana is a scheduled one controlled substance, regardless of any changes in state law, including the change in colorado. growing, selling or possessing any amount of marijuana remains illegal under the federal law. sounds like the justice department is about to have a fight on its hands whether it wants it or not. but in all the discussion abo
justice department for guidance, but he does not seem to have gotten very far in his talk with the feds. >> this is a complex piece of jurisdiction. it could end up in the supreme court. we recognize they are working as hard as they can to find what the right legal decision is. >> the justice department is not specific on how to deal with federal lawbreakers in states that legalize pot. they released this ominous sounding statement on the day it became legal in colorado. the...
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defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a mexican jail on gun charges and anti-gun protesters interrupted the national rifle association proposal of a plan to make american schools safer. you'll find this one fascinating you'll find this one fascinating a live report straight ahead. [ le announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the st
defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a...
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defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve thiswith all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a mexican jail on gun charges and anti-gun protesters interrupted the national rifle association proposal of a plan to make american schools safer. you'll find this one fascinating ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter event and get the mercedes-nz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male anuncer ] lease a 2013 glk350 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. to the number 1 club
defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve thiswith all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine held in a...
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it has been closed due to other reasons but the children were cared for, loved and rocked and fed. but at the same time, eight caregivers can't take care of 20 to 30 children. it's just not possible. there's -- it's not a family. it's not mom and dad bonding situation. even in the best of circumstances, you don't get the love and security that a permanent home brings to a child. and these children who have already been passed over by russian families and are available for international adoption and these 46 that have been already touched and hugged by families and they're waiting together to go back and get these children, these children will lose that. they won't get the love and attention and stimulation they need just to develop normally as children. >> well, it appears that ben is much loved. you guys are very blessed and we hope it works out for a second children and hope for the rest of the children from russia get good homes, ann, kurt, and ben, thank you all. >> thank you, trace. >> winter weather is slamming the northeast right now. we will have a live update from the fox
it has been closed due to other reasons but the children were cared for, loved and rocked and fed. but at the same time, eight caregivers can't take care of 20 to 30 children. it's just not possible. there's -- it's not a family. it's not mom and dad bonding situation. even in the best of circumstances, you don't get the love and security that a permanent home brings to a child. and these children who have already been passed over by russian families and are available for international adoption...
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, led by the fed and worldwide. that's the result. those four indicators are the result. >> it hasn't worked. the use of money, the turnover of the money is all going negative. >> we've seen in 20% of the last 15 recessions, stock market went on through the recession. >> i have to get out. i hope your wrong. but i appreciate your acumen. many thanks to lakshman achuthan. thanks for watching, everybody. stocks say good times are coming. lakshman says beware of a recession. americans believe they should be in charge of their own future. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ bp has paid overthe people of bp twenty-threeitment to the gulf. billion dollars together for your future. to help those
, led by the fed and worldwide. that's the result. those four indicators are the result. >> it hasn't worked. the use of money, the turnover of the money is all going negative. >> we've seen in 20% of the last 15 recessions, stock market went on through the recession. >> i have to get out. i hope your wrong. but i appreciate your acumen. many thanks to lakshman achuthan. thanks for watching, everybody. stocks say good times are coming. lakshman says beware of a recession....
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people believe that the state or the feds will come in and bail them out. do you have the political will in your state to really say no? >> i blow we do. you know, michigan is on a, you know, ground here. we're doing very well. we have a balanced budget every year. we're required by our state constitution. we don't have a problem. it is time for all the cities to wake up and balance their budget. melissa: yeah. what do you think is really going to happen here? there are a couple of other plans that are possible. you talk about appointing a emergency manager to come through and make all the tough cuts. but as i understand it, there was a law firm that was supposed to come in and do that and city council voted them down. >> that's true. the governor made an offer, would you like an emergency manager to come in, a law firm and help you? and they said absolutely not. we'll just run it ourselves. give us more money. melissa: doing a great job, so why would they possibly bring anyone else in to help. another plan to dissolve the city and incorporate to wayne coun
people believe that the state or the feds will come in and bail them out. do you have the political will in your state to really say no? >> i blow we do. you know, michigan is on a, you know, ground here. we're doing very well. we have a balanced budget every year. we're required by our state constitution. we don't have a problem. it is time for all the cities to wake up and balance their budget. melissa: yeah. what do you think is really going to happen here? there are a couple of other...
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she's at the glide memorial church where thousands will be fed on this holiday. merry christmas. good morning. >> reporter: merry christmas to you frank and elizabeth. the trays are out also ready for the volunteers to some and slice and dice the fixings for thanksgiving meal. glide's long-standing tradition of -- long stranding tradition continue today. more than 600 volunteers will show up here in an hour to work on 5,000 meals, organizers say this event wraps up their big holiday season. it's where they can really connect with the people they serve all year-round. >> 650 volunteers will be showing up to help us prepare the meal today so they'll start coming at 6:00 a.m. and it's a -- it's great day for all of us. you know it's the end of the season. we get to have relaxed and joke with the people that come and visit us for the meal and we have a really good time. >> reporter: later on at 11:00 asu football players will also lends a helping hand. the college is in town for the big bowl. lunch will start at 9:00 and go until 2:00. now glide's meals for the homeless is again not
she's at the glide memorial church where thousands will be fed on this holiday. merry christmas. good morning. >> reporter: merry christmas to you frank and elizabeth. the trays are out also ready for the volunteers to some and slice and dice the fixings for thanksgiving meal. glide's long-standing tradition of -- long stranding tradition continue today. more than 600 volunteers will show up here in an hour to work on 5,000 meals, organizers say this event wraps up their big holiday...
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it's terrible forth country and the voters fed up and they are right. we have to meet in the middle and we have to compromise. >> i hope you're absolutely right. thank you, congressman, very much, for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> there's no shortage of opinions, as you already know, about the fiscal cliff. and we will talk with a congressman whose words carry a little extra weight because he sits on the budget committee. stay here. these new phones they got us are great. yeah, its the galaxy note ii. you can do two things at the same time. you can watch videos and text. or you could watch the earnings report and take notes, like we're supposed to. so... can i get it? yeah. okay either of you put together the earnings report yet? yes, me totally. what? why don't you tackle the next quarter. you eat yet? polynesian? pu pu platter? yup! keep up the good work. i will keep up the good work. do more with the new samsung galaxy note ii. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. an
it's terrible forth country and the voters fed up and they are right. we have to meet in the middle and we have to compromise. >> i hope you're absolutely right. thank you, congressman, very much, for joining us today. >> thank you. >>> there's no shortage of opinions, as you already know, about the fiscal cliff. and we will talk with a congressman whose words carry a little extra weight because he sits on the budget committee. stay here. these new phones they got us are...
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defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine eld in a mexican jail on gun charges and anti-gun protesters interrupted the national rifle association proposal of a plan to make american schools safer. you'll find this one fascinating a live report straight ahead. lou: people across the country pausing this morning to observe a moment of silence for the 26 people who were murdered at sandy hook elementary school a week ago today. connecticut's governor, dan malloy, state's lieutenant governor and other local officials gathered in newtown's town hall. bells from a nearby church rang 25 times in memory of each life los
defeated by the superior firepower of the fed. they're gone. lou: awesome firepower, as we have discussed. and that was a modest 770 points on the dow. >> he made the best point. the economy is getting better, and when they resolve this with all this money around, you could really get a surprise in the stock market. lou: magical words. surprise up. thank you very much. thank you. merry christmas, gentlemen. merry christmas. coming up, new details about the fate of the ex-marine eld in a...
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we'll talk to him. >> also ahead, former fed chairman alan greenspan is back. he rebelieves a recession from going over the cliff would be a cheap price to pay to fix our policies. he'll explain why in an exclusive interview with maria coming later on "closing bell." [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. go national. go like a pro. ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter event and get the mercedes-benz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 glk350 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. at your local why they have a rais
we'll talk to him. >> also ahead, former fed chairman alan greenspan is back. he rebelieves a recession from going over the cliff would be a cheap price to pay to fix our policies. he'll explain why in an exclusive interview with maria coming later on "closing bell." [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the...
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>> bernanke is the most aggressive fed governor we will ever know in the last 40 or 50 years with the monetary stimulation that began in november 2008. >> well her, needed to be? >> and that's likely to still be the only game in town in the face of just fiscal irresponsibility. >> in light of a digs functional congress and no fiscal direction coming from washington in terms of the capitol or the white house, you needed a more aggressive fed chairman, didn't you, david? >> absolutely, you do, and he's the best student of history for this type of situation. i worry two or three years down the road when he has to unwind it, when this record monetary stimulation could ultimately be inflationary, but that's not anywhere in the cards for the next 12 to 18 months. >> he won't be there anyway. he doesn't have to worry about that. he won't be there to unwind it. >> oh, he might be. he could still well be there. >> thank you, guys, very much. happy new year if we don't see you later. appreciate it. >> our old hopes of rising above just a lost cause at this stage. grover norquist, the president
>> bernanke is the most aggressive fed governor we will ever know in the last 40 or 50 years with the monetary stimulation that began in november 2008. >> well her, needed to be? >> and that's likely to still be the only game in town in the face of just fiscal irresponsibility. >> in light of a digs functional congress and no fiscal direction coming from washington in terms of the capitol or the white house, you needed a more aggressive fed chairman, didn't you, david?...
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national retail fed case is expecting the holiday sales at 4.1%, up for the year and lower than last year's 5.6%. probably going to see about half a trillion dollars spent in holiday sales which seems like a lot but the number, the takeaway is less than last year. consumers and customers went gang busters on holiday sales. >> is this the possibility that the end of the year has seen the hurricane sandy issues and hit with that and also in the news cycle, massacre in newtown? peoples' spirits might be on the downside. >> right. to be quite frank, i mean, america's emotionally spent and i don't think they necessarily feel that they want to spend money on themselves. given everything that's been happening. rather give that money to people in need. >> seeing a spike in donations, contributions, charitable contributions? >> i think people are taking that money and donating it to chair it ritable contributions don't feel like spending. >> talk about the fiscal cliff. the uncertainty to witness ticking down to the end of the year and the, you know, people say that we might be borrowing from
national retail fed case is expecting the holiday sales at 4.1%, up for the year and lower than last year's 5.6%. probably going to see about half a trillion dollars spent in holiday sales which seems like a lot but the number, the takeaway is less than last year. consumers and customers went gang busters on holiday sales. >> is this the possibility that the end of the year has seen the hurricane sandy issues and hit with that and also in the news cycle, massacre in newtown? peoples'...